Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

This sloppily written and derivative film is so much of a rip-off, the biggest laugh comes from thinking of the irony that phony...

This is my pick for best teen romance of the Eighties, and a breath of fresh air from the dumb sex comedies or manipulative...

He would get an Oscar nomination for his supporting role here.

Changing Lanes is recommended for audiences who prefer films that have good social commentary even if they are a little lacking,...

In the final insult to our intelligence, the last 20 minutes devolves into the kind of crap thriller endings that is neither...

One of the better movies of 2002, and recommended for everyone, baseball fan or not.

I have mixed feelings about this, because Gabriela does eventually get better as the dramatic aspects increase, yet I also felt...

Until then, there is just enough juice for the film to eke out a mild recommendation for lovers of unique thrillers with good...

Nine Queens is a well-acted, gorgeously directed, and finely written entertainment that will be sure to hold the interest of...

Perhaps Undistinguished would have been a more appropriate title.

They changed the name of the film from The Courier to Outta Time, but after muddling through this trash, Wasta Time would be...

No matter how much they inject it with coolness, this style-over-substance fright-flick is still more hollow than it is...

In their place is quite a bit of painfully unfunny forced situations and dialogue that will make you probably zone out from the...

Not really a hit with the critics, this is fan favorite material all of the way.

Unless you are a fan of Bronson, you probably have better things to do with your time.

Hopefully this opens the door for Goyer, as he has spent most of his career as a Hollywood hack.

If you have to see it, bring a stone.

Did you like all of the Lethal Weapon, Rush Hour, and 48 Hrs.

The little touches here and there, the motifs and recurring themes, and the terrific camerawork all point to a man who is far...

- Made previously by Disney in 1960.

Then there is the unsavory looking supporting cast, all seemingly as morally bankrupt and perverted as him.

However, it does deliver a quality whimsical fantasy and sets itself up well for the inevitable sequels to follow.

Writer-director Paul Matthews followed this up with another similar film, The Last Leprechaun, with much of the same cast.

Trekkies is recommended for almost anyone who likes Star Trek as an occasional diversion, but is an absolute must see for die...